Just do your DUTY!

You know this story is true because they are all drinking coffee and smoking in the middle of the day.

Take your zinc in the morning, magnesium at night, and vitamin D with your first meal. Do it for 30 days and come back and tell me your energy, sleep, and mood didn't change 180 degrees

All of you SP manifestors need to read this

여행 자주 가는 사람들에겐 강추 이렇게 추억으로 붙여놓으면 정말 의미있을 것 같네

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😂 a tale as old as time

I took 500mg of magnesium glycinate and 300mg of ashwagandha before bed and finally understood why one alone was never enough. Here's what the combination actually does:

A king travelled to another world for what seemed like moments. When he returned, 116 million years had passed. There is a super nuts story preserved in ancient Indian religious literature that describes something similar to what physics calls time dilation. The story appears in the Vishnu Purana and the Bhagavata Purana. According to the story, King Kakudmi took his daughter Revati to Brahmaloka, the realm of the creator deity Brahma, to seek advice about a suitable husband. When they arrived, Brahma was listening to celestial musicians. They waited for the performance to finish. Nothing particularly unusual happened during their visit. They listened to the music, approached Brahma and explained why they had come. Then Brahma laughed. The men Kakudmi had been considering for his daughter were dead. Their children were dead. Their descendants had disappeared. The Bhagavata Purana, Book 9, Chapter 3, Verse 32, gives a crazy specific number. Twenty seven complete cycles of the four yugas had passed on Earth. In traditional Hindu cosmology, one cycle represents 4,320,000 years.Multiply that by 27. 116,640,000 years. A father and daughter leave Earth, visit another realm, experience what seems to them like a brief interval, and return to find that more than 116 million years have elapsed. The Vishnu Purana, Book 4, Chapter 1, is interesting as it explicitly states that Kakudmi perceived the passing of entire ages as though they were a moment. This was being described in Sanskrit literature long way way humanity developed modern theories of spacetime. For context, the Bhagavata Purana is commonly dated to approximately the eighth through tenth centuries CE, although its traditions may be older. The Vishnu Purana also preserves the account in a different literary form. These are not twentieth century stories retrofitted with scientific language. Modern physics established that elapsed time is not necessarily identical for every observer. Motion and gravity affect how time is measured. Does that mean the people who preserved this account understood relativistic physics? Of course that has not been established. But they were describing an extraordinary difference in experienced time between two realms, with numerical periods that extend into millions of years. We can interpret Brahmaloka as a divine realm, another plane of existence, or a place entirely outside the ordinary human experience of time. What inspired people more than a thousand years ago to describe two individuals leaving our world, experiencing a brief visit elsewhere, and returning after entire geological ages had passed? Was this simply a sophisticated religious illustration of cosmic time? Or were they preserving an idea about the nature of reality that we are only beginning to understand? I don't think we should confuse an ancient account with scientific evidence. But I also don't think we should overlook how extraordinary the story is.

The ancient rishi's warned us that the borrowed knowledge creates the illusion of wisdom.

Swami Vivekananda says, Aryans were the race who actually went from Malabar and Tamilakam, settled in Babyloan, Assyria, Yemen, Egypt, Iraq (Mesapotomia), Sumeria, Phoenicia, ..later came back to homeland after centuries from various places and settled in Harappa (IVC) Note: Peacocks are NOT native to Iraq (Mesopotamia) Yazidi culture - Iraq (Mesopotamia)

im gonna be deadass, this video is the reason i've been sleeping better

Sooner or later, everyone will understand Euclid was fake figure created to hide the theft. I have already written about this.

Not in 800 years have the Greeks, Romans, Brittish, Persians, Russians, Serbians, Bulgarians or Mongols dealt a blow this devastating to the Turkish spirit They will live with this humiliation forever, eternally cursing LeLe as the opposite of Ataturk: "The bane of the Turks"

Turk roach infront of Indian cavalrymen in the Battle of Haifa in 1918

Whoever made this sees a lot.

เป็นสิ่งเดียวที่จะทำตลอดไปปป = กัวซาหน้า มันเห็นผลจริงๆๆๆ กรอบหน้า ริ้วรอยร่องน้ำหมาก แกทำเถอะ ผิวละเอียดดีขึ้นด้วยย แบบสแตนเลสอันละ 200 กว่าบาท ตกไม่แตก ใช้ยาววๆ

”5分間の腹部臓器のための姿勢” 食後に胃が重く感じられる方 胃炎に悩んでいる方 お腹の張りがある方 消化不良がある方 食べすぎからの肥満の根底にある。 肥満は「體内環境」と「社会環境」の崩壊によって引き起こされている可能性。

People with fatty liver ate 400 g of oranges per day. After 4 weeks, 29% of the orange group no longer met the fatty liver threshold. “Daily consumption of 400 g of whole oranges-approximately four oranges per day-for 28 days significantly reduced the prevalence of liver steatosis, independent of any changes in body weight.” “Liver steatosis (fat) decreased in the treatment group, with 70% showing steatosis compared to 100% in controls, indicating a 30% reduction in liver disease prevalence.” Moro/blood orange juice is shown to reduce liver fat in animals. “Moro juice counteracts liver steatogenesis in mice with diet-induced obesity and thus may represent a promising dietary option for the prevention of fatty liver.” Moro/blood oranges are much higher in polyphenols than most oranges and may be even better for IR and fatty liver. Whole oranges or marmalade are better options than juice during recovery. nitter.siddz.com/lowmegatron/status/211…